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You set the plan in the dashboard: the cause you are treating, the food hierarchy, the exposure steps. The parent carries it out in Heartful Eating Recovery, one step at a time, and every log comes back to you as trends and safety flags.
The app is a delivery system for your clinical reasoning, not a competing one. Nothing reaches the family that you did not choose.
Sensory, low interest, fear, oral-motor, rigidity, GI, or family accommodation. The parent sees only the features that fit, so a fear-based ARFID family never gets a sensory play prompt.
Build the food hierarchy and chain from accepted foods. Exposure steps run from looking to touching to tasting, at the pace you set.
Meal logs capture what was offered, what happened, and how it went. You see tries, accepted foods, and engagement over weeks, not a weight-loss app in disguise.
Refusal escalation, dehydration, choking, or vomiting reports land in your queue with a response deadline. Quiet families surface before they drop out.
A daily mealtime stress diary built on DBT skills, breathing and body-scan tools, and coaching content you assign. Accommodation and distress trends come back to you.
Standard feeding screeners in the app, plus your own, with results in the chart before the session.
Her dad Daniel logs each exposure and a diary card after dinner. Dr. Shah, her psychologist, opens the dashboard before the session and sees ten exposures this week, two foods moved from Challenge to Learning, and a distress trend that is finally heading down.

Free for 10 families, no credit card. Pick ARFID and eating disorders as your focus.
They download Heartful Eating Recovery and enter your code. Families cannot join without one.
Cause, hierarchy, exposure steps, coaching content. Nothing shows until you publish it.
Logs, diary cards, and flags arrive between sessions.
Multi-provider teams get admin, member, and viewer roles, shared patients, and a BAA. Tell us how your clinic works.
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